Systems | Development | Analytics | API | Testing

You’ve probably been there: your AI coding assistant just generated what looks like a perfect solution to your problem. Decent code quality, reasonable structure, and even some comments. You run it, and… it works. So you ship it. Three weeks later, your production logs are full of 500 errors from edge cases the AI never considered, or worse, you discover the code has been making unvalidated database calls that could have been prevented with basic input sanitization.

While more and more organizations are seeking to standardize and consolidate their API and AI infrastructure efforts in a unified platform, the reality is that many — especially large — organizations already have disparate API deployments across disparate API gateways. One common API gateway that most enterprises have running at least somewhere is AWS API Gateway, as it is often seen as an easy-to-get-started-with solution for teams that are already running cloud workloads on AWS.

Adalo and DreamFactory make app development faster and easier by combining no-code front-end tools with automated backend API generation. Adalo lets you visually design apps without coding, while DreamFactory creates secure, ready-to-use REST APIs for your data sources in minutes. Together, they simplify complex tasks like database integration, API management, and secure data handling. Here's what you can achieve: Quickly build apps: Use Adalo's drag-and-drop interface to design and publish apps.

An iPaaS, or integration platform as a service is a cloud-based integration platform that acts as a central hub to seamlessly connect and manage different applications, data sources, GenAI models, knowledge bases, and AI agents wherever they are deployed—cloud-based, on-premises, or hybrid.

Test data compliance efforts are falling behind development speed, creating a dangerous gap exploited by bad actors and scrutinized by regulators. It's a wake-up call: Dev and test environments are under stricter regulatory scrutiny than ever. In my role as Senior Product Manager for Delphix, I regularly work with enterprise teams who are discovering this reality the hard way.